Synopsis (taken from Amazon)
Sentenced to a life of solitude, she relishes fleeting periods of happiness unaware of the consequences of her joy.
Lilith enjoyed many comforts in her life with Adam, but contentment evaded her. Desperate for companionship, she flees Eden betraying her covenant with God. Faced with being stripped of her powers, she accepts a sentence of never knowing the beauty of a marriage.
One handsome stranger, then another weave into her life bringing her love and contentedness for a time. Each leaves Lilith with very different children. Her first, like their father are fast and strong, with superior senses. The next set take after Lilith and her second love that, like her, possesses ethereal abilities.
Can she raise these two lines in harmony? Or are they destined to destroy one another?
Of Witches and Vampires is a short paranormal prequel to the Kingdom Journals Series. If you like fresh takes on vampire and witch lore, you’ll love Tricia Copeland’s short story.
Review:
I loved how the author put a whole new spin on witches and vampires. How they came to be and how they are related.
The first-person perspective works well here, pulling you straight into the character’s head and making the story feel personal and immediate. Even in such a short format, it sets the tone and suggests a bigger world waiting to be explored.
This was a quick read, but it still left an impression. After reading this book, you will definitely want to pick up the rest of the series.
If you enjoy interesting short stories with a twist on tradition, this is the book for you.
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